NEWS

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express It could be an early Christmas miracle. After shutting down the possibility at the committee level, Oshawa city council has had a change [...]

The five-week college strike was the longest in Ontario’s history. Now, as students return to class, questions around residual impacts and financial compensation are [...]

Following the appointments of Councillors Doug Sanders, left, and Gail Bates, centre, the City of Oshawa has created and adopted a new policy for filling future vacancies on [...]

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express The purse strings are being kept pretty tight in 2018. On Nov. 16, the city’s external agencies presented their budget asks to the [...]

A pilot program to allow free parking in the downtown in December is on the brink of being scrapped. By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express Councillors have decided to not move [...]

Emergency track repairs will force Bloor Street to be closed at the rail crossing between Harmony Road and Grandview Street on Nov. 23. The Region of Durham is advising [...]

The Region of Durham Works Department advises residents of road resurfacing causing lane restrictions on Olive Avenue  between Albert Street and Ritson Road in Oshawa. Work [...]

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express A two-year pilot program to manage the city’s feral cat population has received approval from a collection of councillors at a joint [...]

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express There’s been a lot said about the potential closure of the Canadian Border Services Agency office at the Oshawa airport, and many local [...]

As winter slowly creeps in, the 2017 yard waste collection season is coming to an end. The City of Oshawa advises that for those in Area 1, collection ends the week of Nov. [...]